Somebody famous mentioned something like that a few years back. I can't remember what field he was in. They he said something to the effect, "Well now I've let the cat out of the bag, it won't work".
The first test virus was called "MySpace". The first production virus was called "FaceBook". We're up to version 2.2 or so, with the latest being "SnapChat".
Nice. I looked it up because I wasn't sure about "nous". Wiki added this tidbit: "adopted as the motto of the Royal Air Force 617 Squadron which carried out the "Dambuster" raids". Appropriate.
Lucas stole ideas from Asimov - everything from galactic empire, traders, rebels, to big ass space stations, etc. Whatever, today that stuff sucks donkey balls thanks to Disney.
In ancient times it used to be hard to do video spoofing, for any lengthy footage. I remember Forrest Gump being the first time that I really got the message that, just like photos, a video of an event will no longer be sure proof.
What's the saying? Don't believe anything you hear, and only half of what you see?
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I think you got it.
AI's will need to be taught like children..."believe this"..."don't believe that"..."don't trust your senses, listen only to us".
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"Many responded to the cackling sounds by unplugging their Alexa-enabled devices."
I'm with the many that responds to it by never plugging it in in the first place.
But, like the pharaoh and his attempt to beat back the tide, it'll all be for nought as the Marketeers will win.
That being said: I think this is hilarious.
Ah, Geocities! Finding just the right neighborhood...creative "under construction" notices...blinky gifs.
Not a "test" as much a proof-of-concept. Y'know, for the VC crowd.
Ha! Somebody had to say it.
We need a new term like "to godwin a thread". To putin a thread? Pootin'? The kids like that one.
Somebody famous mentioned something like that a few years back. I can't remember what field he was in. They he said something to the effect, "Well now I've let the cat out of the bag, it won't work".
Or will it? (Cue Twilight Zone riff)
Or South Africa.
So it's the Aliens now, is it? The story gets more credible by the day...
It's Russians *and* Aliens. He still denies the Russians, of course, yet he did acknowledge that the Aliens voted for Hillary.
Too complex. Let's use Occam's razor...
The first test virus was called "MySpace".
The first production virus was called "FaceBook".
We're up to version 2.2 or so, with the latest being "SnapChat".
Asimov is highly worthwhile, but c'mon. Shakespeare is in another league. And don't forget a decent English dictionary such as American Heritage.
Nicely done.
The tardis translation matrix will handle it.
...after running it through the ST Universal Translator.
Après nous, le déluge. C'est la vie.
Nice. I looked it up because I wasn't sure about "nous". Wiki added this tidbit: "adopted as the motto of the Royal Air Force 617 Squadron which carried out the "Dambuster" raids". Appropriate.
Er, I didn't just godwin the thread, did I?
Lucas stole ideas from Asimov - everything from galactic empire, traders, rebels, to big ass space stations, etc. Whatever, today that stuff sucks donkey balls thanks to Disney.
Sure. And he stole his ideas from Gibbon.
And yes to the donkey balls.
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I used to respond to blockchain letters until I found out that the Post Office frowned upon them.
Just because someone has done something illegal, doesn't give you the right to do something illegal yourself in response.
Yes, it does. One crime against me gives me complete and total license to do whatever I wish.
That reminds me, they're coming out with a remake of "Death Wish".
Stack overflow. Redundancy not always good.
I agree. I don't think Michelson-Morley was the last word on the subject.
"That's the great thing about standards. There's so many to choose from."
Citizen journalists indeed. Perhaps we should start a Committee of Correspondence.
Don't skimp on the metrics!
They used Imperial for the core.
Bet it'll be a while before you ask a question on /. again :)
BTW...he wanted the fins back.
So sweet it almost looked fake.
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In ancient times it used to be hard to do video spoofing, for any lengthy footage. I remember Forrest Gump being the first time that I really got the message that, just like photos, a video of an event will no longer be sure proof.
What's the saying? Don't believe anything you hear, and only half of what you see?